Sentence examples for left the development of from inspiring English sources
His life in chemistry circled around experiments; he left the development of the theory of chemistry to others.
They have long fielded rosters full of aging stars and, for the most part, have left the development of players to other organizations.
A particular feature of WSD is that we left the development of telehealth services largely to the participating sites.
"Microsoft doesn't want to leave the development of video games for the Xbox in someone else's hands," said Jeff Van Rhee, director for enterprise software research at Investec, an investment bank.
This pre-Apache version of the software known as "NCSA httpd"–was gathering steam by mid-1994, when McCool suddenly quit NCSA, leaving the development of this HTTP/1.0-compatible server in limbo.
In 1892, Chicago banned the construction of new skyscrapers taller than 150 feet, leaving the development of taller buildings to New York.
On 28 February 2005, soon after the release of 6.x, Guinsoo announced he would be leaving WC3 custom map making, and left the development in the hands of Neichus and IceFrog.
When people leave the development, the value of their share of their property is linked to local average earnings, not local house prices, in effect preventing people from speculating on homes in the scheme.
In one of the largest studies to examine the issue, Seymour and Hewitt (1997) found that "what distinguished the survivors [in STEM] from those who left was the development of particular attitudes or coping strategies" (p. 30).
Here, in mice that have developed robust Tfh-dependent GC responses toward SRBC or infected with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV), we identify a novel and unexpected role of the ROQUIN RING domain in selectively promoting mature antigen-specific Tfh cell responses while leaving unaffected the development of other CD4+ effector T cell lineages.
Compared with the control leaves, the development of NPQ was suppressed after two minutes of illumination.
